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Thanks gang! Mark: That list is a terrific resource, let's see if one of the places has room on the schedule... I've also added my local haunt in Helsinki to the list. I'm one of the people responsible for booking shows there, so you guys have a foot in the door already, as it were. Derek: Should've known you're hanging around this list, too. :) I ceratinly hope I can make my way to the left coast, too. After all the excitement I had getting into the country (NOTE: Do NOT try to get in on a one-way ticket. That's a recipe for disaster.) I'm kinda nervous about the possible repeated hops across the border along my western route... Kyle: Iowa may be a bit off my path, but there is the possibility of a Chicago-Minneapolis leg, and Des Moines might be a reasonable stop along the way. Thanks for the invite! Jim: Cool! I'm currently staying at a place in Williamsburg, so Brooklyn would be awesome. Damn but it's good to be back here. R. / Taphead On Mar 13, 2012, at 8:29 PM, Derek Doss wrote: > Are you gonna make it all the way to the West Coast, Risto? > I can at the very least guarantee a jam in the North Bay, since putting > on a show is always gonna be more problematic for obvious reasons. > > Cheers, > Derek > > From: Risto Paalanen <risto.paalanen@gmail.com> > To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com > Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2012 6:28 AM > Subject: Gigs/jams in the northern US? > > Hey folks! > > I realize this is all delightfully last minute, but let's see what can > still be done... > > Turns out I'm coming over to NYC on the 17th, and I'll be staying there > for at least two weeks. After that my plan is to start heading west and > playing wherever I can along the way. At the moment my main problem is > an utter lack of contacts in cities along the way (NYC, Boston, > Montreal, Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, Minneapolis ... and finally > Vancouver, Seattle, Bay Area?) and so I'd be immensely grateful for any > help or contacts. > > As far as venues are concerned, I'm really very flexible. I can play > pretty much anywhere with even a half-decent soundsystem, so anything > from living rooms on up will do, as long as the audience has the right > mindset. Jams and collaborations would be wonderful, too, obvs. > > I've been called ambient on occasion, but the output kinda varies with > the audience and venue. Improv is pretty much the only constant factor, > I guess. And looping, obviously. > > > Yours, > R. / Taphead > http://taphead.bandcamp.com/ > >